Several characters, including Junior’s grandmother die at the hands of a drunk driver (see, pp.Several teens in the book get into fights, and Junior is a frequent target of verbal and physical bullying due to his handicap and, later, his decision to leave the reservation to attend high school (see, p.To the contrary, Junior recognizes that alcohol abuse is destructive and hard to escape. It is important to note that drinking is not glamorized.References to adults and teens drinking, becoming drunk, and suffering from alcoholism are, frankly, too numerous to mention.He uses profanity in his narration, and he quotes others who use profanity.
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian is told from Arnold’s point of view.
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